Boerne ISD Girls Soccer Camp 2026

Boerne ISD recently hosted a girls soccer camp at BISD Stadium that was broken down into two sessions, one for the older campers and one for the younger ones. About 80 young women combined showed up to improve their soccer skills. The campers went through drills, scrimmages and other activities throughout the week. At the … Read more

District names Myers as Boerne High principal

BOERNE — Matt Myers took over as Boerne High School’s principal Monday after his appointment to the position late last month. Myers, who served as Boerne Middle School South’s principal since 2023, is filling the vacancy left by Shane Wilson. Wilson accepted a role as the Fredericksburg Independent School District’s assistant superintendent of student services, … Read more

To the victors go … watermelons

(LEFT) Brian Nakamura, left, and his son, Luke,12, were on hand at the starting line to root on Tyler, during the Flag Run 5K Saturday. Star photos by Jeff B. Flinn The top three finishers in each Flag Run 5K age category walk away with medals and a watermelon, tying the race to the family … Read more

Ban on data centers in rural neighborhoods

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS HLIGHTS GARY BORDERS Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for a ban on data center construction in rural neighborhoods, according to the Houston Chronicle. Opposition to the facilities is growing because they require large amounts of electricity and water and can be noisy. The governor had previously touted Texas as “the epicenter of (artificial … Read more

Patriotic Parade

Comfort parade includes flyover,George Washington, General MacArthur Rich Sena, Boerne ISD board member, dons the powdered wig Saturday aboard the Republican Party of Kendall County’s entry in the Comfort 4 parade. Star photos by Jeff B. Flinn Source link

Flag Run sees biggest turnout yet

Proceeds help Boerne Fire Department Nearly 600 runners took to the streets of downtown Boerne on July 4, the largest field in the seven years of the Boerne Flag Run 5K. Toby Vicknair, race organizer, said the final count of 594 participants represents the largest turnout so far, up substantially from about 470 who braved … Read more

Motorcycle safety group backs TxDOT work on

46 A national motorcycle-safety organization has joined the call for more protective measures along accident-prone Texas 46 West. In a June 30 letter to Texas Department of Transportation Executive Director Marc Williams, a Motorcycle Safety Foundation officer urged the state highway department to step up enhancements along the deadly 11-mile stretch of roadway between Texas … Read more

‘Summer Mix’ on exhibit at MixHaus

CELEBRATING THE ARTS MixHaus Gallery announces its “Summer Mix” exhibition “in all its color and texture,” now through Aug. 23. It features new work by existing artists, new-to-MixHaus artists, and work brought back from Affordable Art Fair Austin. They hope that you will join them in Comfort this summer to sip a cool drink, explore … Read more

A loved one dies: What happens next

PEACE OF MIND Probate is often a mysterious legal term that one doesn’t know about unless they have had to deal with it. For example, when you are named on your unmarried aunt’s Will as the executor and then were thrust into the Courts to settle the estate. Let me answer some common questions about … Read more